The Sky Has Moved Away

<p>Lagos is on fire. Once known as the powerhouse of Africa, the sprawling city is melting under a deadly heatwave.</p><p><br></p><p>Martin, however, is mostly oblivious. He moved to Lagos with a top job with one of the world's most profitable oil companies.&nbsp;Trained to think of nothing but profit margins and his own career, his eyes are firmly set on the bottom line.</p><p><br></p><p>Ansara, on the other hand, is finding life&nbsp;impossible&nbsp;since her father died working in unsafe conditions at the oil company. As a single mother to a young son who&nbsp;doesn't&nbsp;speak,&nbsp;she faces disastrous consequences when she suddenly loses her&nbsp;own&nbsp;job for no good reason.</p><p><br></p><p>When Ansara finds herself working for Martin as his cook, she thinks her prayers have been answered.&nbsp;As tensions&nbsp;rise and protests at the oil company get out of control,&nbsp;Ansara and Martin are suddenly thrown together in the unlikeliest of ways.&nbsp;But Martin stands for everything that has rendered Ansara's life in her country unbearable -&nbsp;can they ever overcome their differences?</p><p><br></p><p>As Mother Nature unleashes her fury,&nbsp;and the world around them burns, can they find their common thread of humanity?</p>